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Luis Durnwalder, Governor of South Tyrol (1989 - 2014)
Portrait of the former Governor of South Tyrol, Luis Durnwalder.
Created for his 75th birthday on 23 September 2016 as the seventh sculpture in Lois Fasching’s series of figures depicting notable personalities from Tyrolean history.
Commissioned by Reinhold Messner. Carved in wood using chainsaw techniques, painted, and larger than life-size.
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- Currently exhibited
- Wood
- H = 1.7m
- 2016
The Town Crier on the "Plapperstein"
As late as 1960, a town crier would announce community news to the people from the Plapperstein in Dorf Tirol/Merano.
The municipal leadership commemorates this centuries-old tradition by commissioning the bronze sculpture, which now stands there—on the Plapperstein. It was cast by the Dirler Art Foundry in Marling.
It was unveiled to the public during an inauguration ceremony in December 2023.
Technique: Woodwork using a chainsaw, bronze casting, patinated.
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Bishop Juan Rodrigés de Fonseca
Bishop of Burgos from 1514 onward, he served as a diplomat for the Catholic Monarchs of Spain and was responsible for the discovery, conquest, and colonization of the New World. Even before Magellan, inspired by Amerigo Vespucci, he had planned a sea route that would allow one to circumnavigate the New World and reach the Spice Islands directly.
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- For sale
- Wood
Westward by Sea—The Route of the Magellan Expedition
1.Departure from the port in Sanlúcar de Barrameda
2. The passage discovered into the Pacific (later known as the Strait of Magellan)
3. In the Sulu Sea—Philippines
4. The Moluccas archipelago
5. Arrival at the port of departure in Spain
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Stops on an Expedition, 1519–1522
1.Seville, August 10, 1522
2.Magellan’s fleet—on the high seas of the Atlantic with (still) 5 ships and a full crew.
3.Guanabara—later Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The 5 ships arrive at a small village of huts.
4.Tierra del Fuego—Boats with constant fires burning on board in Tierra del Fuego (Patagonia)
5.Visayas—In the Philippines, named after King Philip II of Spain.
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Flightradar 8.484
Refers to the number of times airplanes currently circle the globe each day.
On its first voyage, the Magellan expedition took nearly three years (departing on September 20, 1519, from Sanlúcar de Barrameda and arriving there on September 6, 1522). In 2022, approximately 210,000 airplanes that take off in a single day—when their total flight kilometers are added up—will circle the Earth 8,484 times.
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